So doesn't it seem wrong that the 2 or less out of ten get to decide when it is and isn't okay to bring up Christmas themes?
Showing posts with label christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label christmas. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 25, 2007
8 out of 10 identify themselves as Christian
Posted by
The Game
at
10:22 AM
16
comments
Labels: christmas
Saturday, December 23, 2006
Last minute Christmas ideas
Looks like the new blogger is not letting me post youtube videos.
If anyone knows anything about it, let me know.
But here is a video of a great last minute Christmas gift
Posted by
The Game
at
11:24 AM
0
comments
Friday, December 22, 2006
Wednesday, December 20, 2006
Santa Hat-Wearing Bus Driver Allowed to Keep Job
A Santa hat-wearing school bus driver on Long Island, N.Y., has won the right to keep wearing his festive headgear, Newsday reported.Kenneth Mott, who keeps a long, white beard, almost lost his job after a parent called the bus management to complain. Mott, who has worn the red and white hat every Christmas since he started with the Bauman & Sons bus company five years ago, was ordered to stop wearing the hat because a child didn't believe in Santa Claus and was bothered by the hat."
I said, 'What, are you kidding me?'" Mott recalled. "I thought it was a big joke," Newsday reported.However, after Mott told other parents he might be fired for wearing the hat, supervisors changed their stance and said he could continue to wear the hat.
This story reminds us of so many things.
1st...Our society babies kids. So what if one kid doesn't believe in Santa and is bothered by it. What happens when that kid has a REAL problem in life.
2nd...Why does ONE parent get to decide what happens in the lives of hundreds of kids? It's nice to see the silent majority win one every once and awhile.
3rd...American traditions and nice extras in life are under constant attack. We can't do or say anything anymore, because ONE person might get mad...so instead we make everything as boring and non-offensive as possible. Our parents talk about a better time, one reason it was better is because we didn't have so many cry babies and so many people with "hurt feelings" ruining nice things for everyone else.
I said, 'What, are you kidding me?'" Mott recalled. "I thought it was a big joke," Newsday reported.However, after Mott told other parents he might be fired for wearing the hat, supervisors changed their stance and said he could continue to wear the hat.
This story reminds us of so many things.
1st...Our society babies kids. So what if one kid doesn't believe in Santa and is bothered by it. What happens when that kid has a REAL problem in life.
2nd...Why does ONE parent get to decide what happens in the lives of hundreds of kids? It's nice to see the silent majority win one every once and awhile.
3rd...American traditions and nice extras in life are under constant attack. We can't do or say anything anymore, because ONE person might get mad...so instead we make everything as boring and non-offensive as possible. Our parents talk about a better time, one reason it was better is because we didn't have so many cry babies and so many people with "hurt feelings" ruining nice things for everyone else.
Posted by
The Game
at
2:18 PM
3
comments
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)

